Stream real-time access events from Salto KS using its WebSocket event hub instead of polling
domain: developer.saltosystems.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Obtain a Connect API OAuth2 JWT with the user_api.full_access scope (same token type used for the REST Connect API)
Connect to the appropriate environment's hub endpoint, e.g. https://eventstreaming-connect-production.saltoks.com/v1/hub/entries?site_id={siteId} (or the -accept sandbox host for testing)
Pass the bearer token either via the Authorization: Bearer header or an access_token query parameter, and connect with SkipNegotiation=true since transport is WebSockets-only, not SignalR's full negotiation/fallback flow
Optionally scope the stream further with a user_id query parameter, or connect to the /incidents hub instead of /entries for incident-type events
Handle 401 (bad/expired token) and 403 (insufficient scope/role) by refreshing the token or reviewing the integration's assigned permissions, and reconnect on disconnect
Known gotchas
This is a SignalR/WebSocket hub, not a classic webhook — clients need a WebSocket-capable library, not a simple HTTP callback receiver
Access is integrator/partner-gated to KS Connect tenants — it is not a self-serve feature for arbitrary end-customer accounts
Forgetting SkipNegotiation=true can cause the client to attempt SignalR's default negotiate handshake, which this endpoint does not support, resulting in silent connection failures
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